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Elkhart police will continue using dashboard-mounted cameras in patrol cars.

The resolution allows the city to offer $775,000 for the property and negotiate if the owners don't accept the bid.

New Governor Eric Holcomb took the oath of office at the State Fairgrounds in front of a crowd of thousands to become Indiana’s 51st governor.

Police say the 34-year-old man was huffing from an aerosol can and became combative. Sheriff's deputies stunned him twice.

Indiana University terminated Jacobs School of Music lecturer Guo Ping Wang in May after a six-week internal investigation.

Indianapolis Democratic Rep. Karlee Macer says her bill would create a criminal offense called "indiscretion."

Tolling began Dec. 30 on three bridges connecting Indiana to Kentucky.

The city would like to see a business that better aligns with future plans for Switchyard Park.

The nine-story office building can house up to 450 employees.

Holcomb says he wants a new law that will allow local officials to establish their own needle exchanges.

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